Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

rest Of every citizen, as well as bis duty, 10
do his part for the maintenance OF thai
heritage in all OF t. integrity and dignity"
From Secretary Bayard: at affords
deep satisfaction 10 those who cherish the
traditions OF American liberty to witness
the patriotic constancy with which your
ancient and honorable society commtmo-
rates IFS anniversaries
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker writes: 81
congratulate the country and YOUR noble
order upon the auspices Tor the continu.
ance OF the Democratic policy ID The al.
ninsirstion of the Government. Let our
wuichwoId be The restoration of the Con-
shiutiOn Of our fathers IN 1877 In all ia
original integrity. and peace, prosperity,
and progress for sIl the people viii be the
result"
Congressman Caldwell, OF Tennessee.
writes "No party snC uld succeed lii t1ls
country whose aims are not national aud
which seeks 10 regain power by eXciiing
suspicion and discord between brethren IN
: restored Union. | wish you all success"
Congressman G0ode. Of Virginia. writes:
"Tbe war abolished slavery aud DESTROYED
forever the doctrine OF secession, but II did
MT change the tsst ntlal character OF our
Government. 1t did not convert the
Government Of well. defined and limited
powers into grand consolidated empire.
/ dfcid, d that the Union Is indissOluble.
tut IL is an indssoluble Union OF free aud
II destruciibe States. The safety OF tue
Union is the safety OF the States. Let us
nlgrd with ccaseless vigilance the right Of
heal enlightenment and oppose with all
eur might all Capitalization tendencies In
.hich we live. Let us resolve that we will
DO all in our power to strengthen the bonds
81 tie Union
Ex.Nayor Richard NauX, OF Philadel-
pLia. writes a." Protesting aud acting ~
DomscIat OF the school OF Jeilersonlin
and Jacksonlan principles, | rejoice That
Tammany gives expression 81 II: faith m
the fathers 81 Democracy. In these latter
DAYS that faith is rare. When the Federal
- nrCmc Court is once again composed OF
lagIeTs: when corporate power once
again Il made TO submit to Jacksonian
principles; when the rights OF States are
,vpr,me over The clbal OF congress men
chiming TO be parliament; when deml'
cDgues are relocated to perpetual minorl'
tt--ihcn the country will again enjoy the
blessings II that constitutional govern.
rent the fathers founded: then TammIny
may celebrate the Fourth OF July in the
Spirit Of 11IG."
Cougressman Barnes. oi Georgia, writes ::
al feel that there would be no more OppOr-
tune occasion for southern Democrats TO
unite with their northern brethren In
huryIBg the animosities OF the past and re.
uewiug with them the pledges Of devotion
10 the common country and the mlinte-
rance Of The ~ inciples OF true Jeifersonian
Democracy"
oLpFAsHIoNED FOURTH ~ PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1T has been ten
y6aTs since Philadelphia has celebrated the
Fourth IL July in the Old.flshiOned way,
but al the suggestion OF prominent morn'
ing new spaper made some time ago con-
siderable sum OF money was raised 10y pop
ular subscription, and to- av was celebrated
rs ian old,fashioned Fourth" with the
exception Of fireworks, which were forbid
zen by the authorities. At . O'Clock this
cruing @ grand parade OF military took
pace, and at H. conclusion an Immense
lLTcng Of people went TO Independence
SQUARE 10 witness The exercises OF the day.
EX.Coreres John ;. Wise, OF Nir-
pinia. Cof.v,rcd a stirring grafton. The
Declaration Of independence was read AID
q II W. iN ~ flNE fblhiN NA+i1 a'NNihA BAb ff't
airs.
A. tie conclusion o. those exercises rear
Is ty0yh5Gv went TO FairmDunt PARK.
who're thy listened to twelve hundred
children sing in Memorial Hall. PROBES
>or WISE with balloon made successful
ascension 1T 3:1j L. NJ. with a party OF
three IN the ear. among them an expert in
serial photography. They were this evening
a .atl.1 Ia, .,
almost nortberly direction. IL Is called
lndcpcnGeuce,n and vas constructed
especially for tbs trip.
One Of tie most noteworthy features OF
The day VS. The boat races on the Schui /.
bi1 nyor, there being six different races.
TIE crtfis were 20 numerous that trial
end final heats were necessary, aud these
practically lasted AL day. Altogether the
day Wa an enjoyable one, and proved 70
Il lust Vhal it va, called. A people,
Ole ia,hiCaod Fourth OF JAY"
QUIET D,YIS WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, u G.. July 4.-Tberc wa'
no folmIi celebration OF the Fourth ~
Washington, and The day pissed very
q.iCily. Busircs, WAS generally suspended
Al IL, Government Departments were
closed, and a large part Of the popnllti0r
went into the country and to yarioH'
suburban resorts The heat IN the city
was intense. but wa, tempered by strong
,outbCily hrCcze. There were yariOu. lO'
col celebrations IN and about Washington
by the Old,st Inhabitants As>Oci lion,
VARIOUS labor organizations, and civic so
cittiC,.
At MONTGOMERY, ALA.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. july 1.-The Fourth
4 .luy W, observed more generally 10
Montgomery tO-dIy than for ten years pl>t.
1T Riverside, new manufacturing snDurb.
grand barbecue was given, and In the ~
irruoOn The corner stone OF a monument To
industry was laid with Masonic ceremo-
oiCs. Il was ~ Ia celebration o. The
iourGiag 81 MonigOmcry's first rou.iur-
race, which j. to be built in The agTiculul
nj district.
An address was made by United States
-tustor John i. Morgan, who made an
daloIatc areumert agains, tlriif Tor pro.
hCion lis low.lariff speech on the o,cl
Son Of the founding 81 The furnace gathers
nicrcst from the fact that be come, before
dc Legislature next year for reelection
nd bis ,ysch to-day was the virtual open
az Of bis CAMPAIGN for reelection in
OPPOSITION 10 protection, which IS gaining
strong ard and aggressive il1ating IN the
niIcIal regions. The speech wa well
oCtiH'd.